
The Supreme Court quashed dowry harassment cases against family members in two separate instances, citing vague and general allegations lacking specific details or distinct roles. In one case from Uttar Pradesh, the court dismissed charges against a brother-in-law due to insufficient evidence linking harassment to injury. In another Bihar case, the court criticized inconsistent standards by the High Court and quashed proceedings against parents-in-law, emphasizing that identical vague allegations should be treated uniformly.
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